Sentence examples for about the technically from inspiring English sources

PS4 itself is built from simple PC components, showing Sony has listened to complaints about the technically obtuse PlayStation 3. It has made a platform on which it is easy to create, share and consume content across any number of devices.

The Star is just about the most technically demanding class of boat at the Olympics, and always attracts a fleet of the very highest quality - the silver medal helmsman at Beijing was Robert Scheidt, the Brazilian who was the last man to beat Ben Ainslie in an Olympics, back in 1996.

Richard Whittall, creative director for Graphics State, noted that Catch A Ride was "about the most technically challenging game you could do on a handheld machine" at the time of its release.

That's what it's about, technically".

In her memoir, she says that she cannot write about this — technically, her prose isn't up to it.

What I'm most pumped about is the fact that technically I'm a journalist now.

"It was like, 'Yeah, it's important to try and be in the right place, but let them worry about making the shot technically look right.

In a time when just about every principal and soloist in a mainstream ballet company can do just about anything technically, with the fascinating fakers a thing of the past, performers must be able to seize this moment with more than technical expertise.

In 1965, Larkin wrote the following about Charlie Parker: "Technically, Parker was a genius.

Equality can't be achieved only de jure -- it's not just about being technically equal in the eye of law.

A study by Gans et al. confirmed that the top barriers that physicians list are the cost of the systems, clinicians' concerns about technically supporting a system, and clinicians' ability to use the new system [ 25].